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The new communications technologies

Barbara L. Morgenstern, Michael M. Mirabito

1990

The global village

Marshall McLuhan

1989

Technical change and economic theory

Giovanni Dosi

1988

Technological Competency As Caring in Nursing

Rozzano C. Locsin

2005

Social Movements and New Technology

Victoria Carty

2015

Managing Innovation and Change

David Mayle, Jane Henry

2002

Programmed capitalism

Maurice Estabrooks

1988

Technological visions

Sandra Ball-Rokeach, Douglas Thomas

2004

MacroWikinomics

Don Tapscott, Anthony D. Williams

2010

The Ecology of School Renewal (National Society for the Study of Education Yearbooks)

John I. Goodlad

1993

Handbook of technical textiles

A. Richard Horrocks, Subhash Anand

2000

Open educational resources

Susan D'Antoni, Catriona Savage

2009

Digital collections

Suzanne Keene

1998

Mechanical metamorphosis

Neil Longley York

1985

The change masters

Rosabeth Moss Kanter

1983

Television Brandcasting

Jennifer Gillan

2014

Introducing Vigilant Audiences

Daniel Trottier

2020

The Future of Management

Bill Breen, Gary Hamel

2007

Niche Envy

Joseph Turow

2006

Strategic marketing for the digital age

Bill Bishop

1996

Misconceptions

Basefv

1993

Technological diffusion and industrialisation before 1914

A. G. Kenwood

1982

Henry Fielding

Martin C. Battestin, Ruthe R. Battestin

1989

Fleet Fire

L. J. Davis

2003

The economic impact of knowledge

Dale Neef

1998

Managing strategic innovation and change

Philip C. Anderson, Michael L. Tushman

1996

Music Technology in Education

Andrew Brown

2014

Communication of innovations

Everett M. Rogers

1971

Collective disruption

Michael Docherty

2015

New technology and industrial change

John Lloyd - undifferentiated, Ian Benson

1983

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